Aurore WurtzPhD Student
MINES ParisTech
CES
CES
Having graduated from INSA Strasbourg in 2019 in the climate and energy engineering specialty, Aurore Wurtz joined the Eco-design and Building Thermal engineering (ETB) team at the Centre for Energy Efficiency of Systems (CES) at MINES ParisTech. Her thesis concerns the study of a multi-criterion environmental optimisation method at the scale of building blocks. She is working on a decision support process for eco-design with the aim of reducing the cost and environmental impacts of neighbourhoods, in particular, their CO2 emissions over the entire life cycle.
Life-cycle assessment is a method to assess the environmental impacts of buildings and infrastructures throughout their life cycle, from the extraction of raw materials through to their end-of-lifetime handling.
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Buildings can be designed and operated to radically improve their energy efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.
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Project
An optimisation procedure will be used to complete the environmental assessment of a block of buildings while reducing economic costs and the overall impact on the environment.
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Tools
This dynamic thermal simulation model of buildings anticipates energy consumption and the risk of discomfort in all seasons. Thanks to the Amapola module, this software program makes it possible to identify the least
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This software program for life cycle assessment of neighbourhood projects is used to measure the environmental impacts from the manufacture of materials to the end of their life.
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Pilot site
A development project in the Les Lumières Pleyel neighbourhood in Saint-Denis (93) is the testing ground for research work by MINES ParisTech and École des Ponts ParisTech.
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Practitioner group
Dynamic thermal simulation and life-cycle assessment are decision support tools that comprehensively assess the environmental performance of a building or neighbourhood project and guide its design in order to reduce the
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